Shipping
Due to export restrictions, shipping is available within Canada only. All orders are shipped via Canada Post with a tracking number. Anemone corm orders begin shipping in October.
Anemone 'Panda'
$23.00
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Description
Elegant and eye-catching, these stunning white anemones are a striking variety prized for its crisp white petals and dramatic deep black centre. The bold contrast gives each bloom a timeless, classic look, making it a standout in spring gardens and floral arrangements.
Producing an abundance of sturdy stems, this variety is a wonderful cut-flower with excellent vase life. Its clean, classic colouring pairs effortlessly with almost any palette, from soft pastels to rich jewel tones, making it a favourite among florists and flower growers.
Blooming in early spring, this reliable variety brings fresh beauty to the garden when it's needed most. Whether grown for cutting, wedding work, or simply to brighten the landscape, it delivers elegant blooms that never go out of style.
Line: Marianne
Colour: white
Height: 10-16 inches
Package contains 10 corms.
Growing
Anemones are cool-season bloomers that thrive when planted in early spring (in colder climates) or fall (in milder zones).
Soak corms for 4 to 6 hours until they become plump. Place corms pointy tip down in a tray with damp potting mix. Place trays on growing racks and mist occasionally if soil becomes dry. After 1 to 2 weeks, roots will begin to grow. Corms can be left under grow lights until planting or can be transplanted outdoors. Plant 4 to 6 inches apart, frost protection may be required.
Every anemone purchase comes with detailed planting and growing instruction card from our farm.
Harvesting
Harvest in the early morning or late evening when the plants are cool and hydrated. Cut the stem right down at the very base near the soil level. This encourages the plant to produce longer, sturdier stems for future blooms.
The Collar Test: Look for the small, fringe-like ring of leaves directly beneath the flower head. The ideal time to cut is when you see about ¼ to ½ inches of stem between this collar and the base of the petals.
Too Early: The collar is still pressed tightly against a closed bud. The flower will struggle to open properly in the vase.
Too Late: The collar is a few inches down the neck. While very pretty, these blooms are mature and will fade quickly.